K.H. v. State

K.H., a child, [“K.H.”] appeals the trial court’s final disposition order withholding adjudication of delinquency and imposing six months of probation after finding K.H. guilty of furnishing a weapon to a minor under eighteen years of age.1 K.H. argues that the trial court erred by denying his motion for judgment of dismissal.

The minor testified that K.H. sold him a knife for ten dollars. Law enforcement officer Edd Gordon [“Officer Gordon”] testified that he was a school resource officer and that he recovered a switchblade knife from the minor. When asked to describe the knife, Officer…